Wateringenのおすすめランニングルート

Beautiful running route along the canal with many other athletes such as cyclists, joggers and walkers

Unfortunately, the route mainly consists of cycle paths and motorways - a pity. Would rather make it part of a bike ride than a walk

🏞️🌳 Zweth, located in the heart of Midden-Delfland, is a small but enchanting village in the Netherlands. Surrounded by lush meadows, winding waterways and green polders, the village exudes an atmosphere of peace and serenity. ⛪ The historic Zweth Bridge, dating from the 17th century, is a characteristic monument that adorns the village. With its charming appearance it adds a touch of nostalgia to the environment. 🚶‍♂️🚶‍♀️ For hikers and nature lovers, Zweth offers a beautiful landscape to explore. The Zweth itself, as a tributary of the Schie, offers a soothing ambiance for relaxing walks along the banks. 🌷🌿 Along the way you will pass lush green fields, colorful flower fields and picturesque polders. The peace and simplicity of nature allow you to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life. With its picturesque appearance and peaceful surroundings, Zweth is a hidden gem waiting to be discovered, a haven of tranquility amid the dynamism of the Randstad. 🌼🏡 #WalkingTotal

On the edge of the Woudsepolder lies the modest Woudse Bos, which mainly resembles a park forest. The park is named after the village of the same name, 't Woudt, which is located in the middle of the Woudsepolder.

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Windlust is a tower mill in Wateringen, municipality of Westland. The flour mill on the Heulweg was founded in 1869, replacing an earlier wip flour mill on the same site, where a mill has existed since 1326. The story goes that the miller's neighbor, a notary, built a high house right next to the mill. The miller then built a new mill "so high that he could urinate from the scaffolding into the notary's chimney". On November 14, 1880, the hull was destroyed by fire and repaired. In the 1930s the wind drive was switched off and the mill fell into disrepair. A diesel engine took over the work of the mill. The position was demolished in 1947 and the blades were removed in 1952. Windlust stood without scaffolding and blades for almost twenty years; In 1969 the hull was purchased by the 'Stichting Vrienden van de Wateringse Molen'. On May 1, 1972, the completely restored mill was put back into use, with a single pair of stones. The scaffolding was replaced in 2008. An animal feed store is located underneath the mill, where flour is also sold. The mill has national monument status. Source: https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windlust_(Wateringen)

Very nice café for an apple pie